Bluefield University Campus Map (2025-2017)
Welcome to the Bluefield University Campus Map. The campus is oriented along a main drive accessible from the Main Entrance off Stancil Bypass. Academic buildings like Lansdell Hall and the Science Center form the core, situated just uphill from the Easley Library and Harman Chapel.
To the southeast, the Dome Gymnasium marks the start of the main campus loop, providing a clear guide for navigating academic, student, and athletic facilities.
Bluefield University Campus Map 2025
This official map provides a complete overview of the Bluefield University campus. It is designed to help students, faculty, and visitors locate all major buildings, from academic halls like Rish Hall and the Science Center to residential and athletic areas.

Printable Bluefield University Campus Map PDF 2025
For easy navigation and offline reference, a printable PDF version of the 2025 campus map is available. This is ideal for campus tours or for quick reference without network access.
Bluefield University Campus Guide
This guide provides a textual overview of the campus layout. Use it in conjunction with the maps to understand the spatial relationships between key buildings, zones, and access points.
Campus Layout & Landmarks
The campus is built on a hillside, with the main academic core located at the center. Key landmarks include Lansdell Hall, the Science Center, and Easley Library. The Dome Gymnasium (1) is located at the southeastern entrance, while the Herb Sims Wellness Center (28) and Mitchell Stadium (27) are situated in the athletic complex accessible via Stadium Drive.
Walking Routes & Accessibility
Pedestrian pathways connect all major buildings in the central academic loop. The main path runs from Bluestone Commons (22) past Faculty Row (3) and Rish Hall (10). Due to the hillside terrain, visitors should be prepared for sloped walkways. Key access points are available near all major facilities.
Parking & Entrances
The Main Entrance is located off Stancil Bypass, leading directly into the central campus loop. Additional access is available from College Ave on the northwest side of campus. Visitor parking is available in designated lots, as detailed on the parking map. Stadium Drive provides direct access to the athletic complex parking.
Transit & Getting Here
Bluefield University is accessible from major regional highways. The campus is located at 3000 College Avenue in Bluefield, Virginia. The main campus is served by internal roadways, with College Ave and Stancil Bypass providing the primary external access points for vehicles.
Dorms & Student Housing
On-campus housing is clustered on the western and northern sides of the academic core. Bluestone Commons (22) provides modern accommodations near the Tennis Courts (21). Married Housing (7) and Guest Cottage (8) are located centrally, adjacent to Alumni Hall (9) and the MacMillan Center (6).
Dining & Student Life
Student life facilities are integrated within the main campus. The MacMillan Center (6) and Student Development (5) are located in the heart of the academic quad. The ACE Center, located in Rish Hall (10), provides key student support services. Bluestone Commons (22) also serves as a hub for residential student activity.
FAQ
Is Bluefield College now Bluefield University?
Yes, Bluefield College is now Bluefield University. The name officially changed on June 1, 2021, to reflect the school’s growth in academic programs and its transition from a college to a university-level institution offering graduate degrees.
Is Bluefield College an HBCU?
Bluefield College is not an HBCU. It is a private Christian liberal arts college located in Bluefield, Virginia, and was founded in 1922. HBCUs, or Historically Black Colleges and Universities, are institutions established before 1964 to serve the African American community, which does not apply to Bluefield.
What is student life like at Bluefield?
Student life at Bluefield University offers a close-knit, faith-based community with small class sizes, campus ministries, athletics, and student organizations. The university emphasizes spiritual growth, leadership, and service through regular chapel services, mission trips, and community outreach events.
Is Bluefield University D1 or D3?
Bluefield University competes in the NAIA, not NCAA Division I or III. Specifically, it is a member of the Appalachian Athletic Conference (AAC) under the NAIA. The NAIA is a separate collegiate athletics organization that offers similar competitive sports but operates independently from the NCAA.
